Bernard Zients Named to McGregor Board of Directors
Bernard Zients, formerly President of Gimbels New York and executive at Gim bel Brothers, is elected to McGregor's Board of Directors. A veteran retailer and advisor on exports, he has been honored as Retailer of the Year and Mayor of the Year by New York groups, with humanitarian work for City of Hope and education funds. Zients also serves on Gamble-Skogmo and Better Business Bureau boards and holds degrees from Rutgers and Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Doniger
McGregor-Doniger Inc
Bernard B. Zients
McGregor
Zients
Gimbels New York
Gimbel Brothers Tie
United States
Japan
England
France
Ialy
Israel
Busin
Men's Apparel Club of
New York
Stents
City of Hope
Isi
Loyal League
Ents
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Better Business Bareau
Broadway Assocition
American Cancer Society
The
Rutgers University
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
Zip Code the Postal Dog Finds Home at Hillside Branch
A dog named Zip Code, found two weeks ago sleeping among mail bags on the Industrial Branch platform, now lives at the Hillside post office with mail carrier Joe Shovlin. The collar bears Zip Code 07205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Joe Shovlin
Phu Io
ED Smith
Lenz Speaks On Educational Needs
Dr. E. Thomas Lenz seeking re election to Hillside Board of Education outlines education system needs. He emphasizes improving cooperation between the board and teachers to advance student interests and overall school improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenz
E. Thomas Lenz
Hillside Board of Education
Cinderella Kids Enjoy Play At A.P. Morris School
Kindergarten through fourth grade students packed the A P Morris School auditorium to see Hillside Players perform Cinderella with a Fairy Godmother arriving on a scooter. The show delighted children as they counted to ten to help wishes come true, in a Saybrook PTA backed cultural arts program. Dr Leng urged Hillside voters to support his re election while calling for better school facilities and continued state and federal aid to avoid higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Players
Saybrook
P T.A
Lene
Hillside
Leng
Hillside Week Meeting and Local Police Reports
Hillside Avenue School Auditorium hosts a Hillside Week meeting on Wednesday January 5 1971 at 8 p m inviting all Hillside School system parents. Police report: Sigmund Orlowski 114 Walnut St Roselle Park says his 1970 Chevrolet was hit and run in front of 120 James St. and wheel damaged. Wilbur Cowell notes Mary Pettit home 1589 Summit Ave broken into and ransacked. Approximately 75 teens entered unlocked doors at the High School foyer before a basketball game and were asked to leave. Join Schmidt 375 Rutgers Ave reports his 1962 Chevrolet stolen from in front of 1234 Woodruff Ave Tuesday night. Greg Manzione 1925 Bond St says Patrice Flowersv storefront window at 1331 Liberty Ave broken. Fire Department secured the building and owner notified.
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Concerner
Hillside Avenue
Hillside
Sigmund Orlowski
Walnut St. Roselle Park
James St. Wee
Wilbur Cowell
Mary Pettit
Summit Ave
Joseph Silver
Liberty Ave
Schmidt
Rutgers ‘Ave
Woodruff Ave
Greg Manzione
Bond St
Patrice Flowersv
Lange Criticizes High School Guidance Shortfalls
William Lange, a candidate for the Board of Education, charges the high school guidance department fails to provide individual counseling, focusing on course selection, personal problems, and timely support for students amid scheduling changes and drug issues. He urges updated resources and more attentive guidance to assure constructive citizenship and academic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lange
Board of Education
Lange
Tain
Hill
Woman's Club Names Girl Of The Month
Beverly Urbanski, senior at Hillside High School, was named girl of the month by the Woman's Club of Hillside for January. A plaque will be awarded at the January 4 meeting, with Urbanski and her mother as guests. She is active in student government, clubs, and plans to pursue veterinary medicine after college choices from Washington and Jefferson College and Kansas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Urbanski
Woman’s Club of
Hillside
Beverly Urbansky
Woman's Club
Miss Urbanski
Hillside High
Anthony Urbanski
Liberty Avenue
Environmental Service Club
Sterling Committee
Junior Achievement Co
Minico I
National Honor Society
Washington and Jefferson College
Kansas State University
Beverly
Hillside Selects New Town Committee For 1972
Hillside's 1972 town committee will be named at Saturday's organization meeting. New Republican commissioners Jahr Kulish and Gene Andrukite will be sworn in and receive year assignments. Mayor Charles de Mancuso will take office as several committees including finance police fire and public works will be amended. The session also plans to name the Joint sewer meeting representative and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Jahr Kulish
Gene Andrukite
Charles de Mancuso
Aned
Dischler First Certified Municipal Clerk in Union County
Lou Dischler, Hillside Township Clerk since 1961, named to the Union County Municipal Clerks Advisory Board for 1972. He earned certification from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, one of 21 in New Jersey, after a six month course and exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dischler
Lou Dischler
Municipal Clerks Association of
New Jersey
Association
Union County
Ien
Pitine
Larler
Manning
M Onning
Taetzsch Emphasizes Board's Responsibility in Hillside Education
Candidate Taetzsch, for Hillside Board of Education, stresses education as the community's core duty. He outlines four key qualifications: business experience, maturity, parental interest, and dedication, urging residents to scrutinize candidates before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Taetasch
Hillside Board of Education
Taetzsch
Meriber
Miender
Hillside
Elin-Unger Ends 1971 Road Shows
Elin-Unger Post 278 and the Ladies Auxiliary closed their 1971 season with a SINCESSTAT Tea Show at the East Orange VA Hospital. The final road show, a large bingo event, took place December 22 in the third floor recreation hall. Plans for 1972 were discussed, with Martin Kaufman as commander and Anne Sornstein as president. The Elin-Unger Post 273 traces to the first JWV post after World War II, marking the organization’s longtime veteran leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli-Unger
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans Administration Hospital
East Orange
Thirdloor Recreation Hall
George
Maplewood
Robbie Kasserman
Springfield
Martin Kaufman
Hillside
Anne Sornstein
Elizabeth
De Filippo calls for vocational counselors in schools
Mrs. Charlotte De Filippo, candidate for Board of Education, urged at a recent gathering that Hillside schools lack vocational guidance counselors. She argued that over 40 percent of youths enter trades needing guidance to join professional or commercial programs, and that current guidance emphasizes college prep only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte de Filippo
Board of Education
Hillside
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Kndergarten
A.P. Morris School
Aleits Andiot
Sion
Das
Charles
Mancuso
Albert Parsonnet
Jack Merred
Demonvalie
Lguisa, Pischler
Elin-Unger
Elin-Unger Post
J.W.V. Post
Jewish War Veterans
de Filippo
de Pilippo
Helpig
MMS
Deilippo
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